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Few products create more passion from consumers than chainsaws. Brand logos are tattooed on arms and their merits are heavily debated by "lumberjacks" all over the world. In order to assist consumers with their buying decision, we have produced buying guides, safety guides, videos and more!
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Efficiency
Look for chainsaws that
are easy to start and have
a high power to weight
ratio for better cutting
capacity.
Best-in-class: McCulloch's SoftStart. Jonsered's Spin Start. Husqvarna's X-Torq. |
Ergonomics
Look for chainsaws with
features that lower the
amount of vibration that is
transferred to the user.
Best-in-class: Husqvarna's LowVib. Poulan Pro's low virbration handles. |
Safety
Chainsaws should protect
you from kickback. Look
for a chain brake system
to help prevent serious
injuries.
Best-in-class: Husqvarna's TrioBrake. |
Environment
Chainsaws should be
as gentle on the enviroment as they are on you.
Look for emission-reducing
features.
Best-in-class: Husqvarna's X-Torq. RedMax's Strato-Charged. |